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Danube and Vojvodina
Novi SadNovi Sad is the capital city of the Vojvodina. It is located in the center of the Balkans and will surely offer a great experience in discovering all of his historical and cultural tresories that are in the root of the serbian culture.History Tourist sites Accomodation Bars & Restaurants EXIT |
Palić LakeIn the near vicinity of state border with the Hungary, near Subotica, it's one of the best touristic sites in Serbia with its charming hotels and an amount of sport and fun activities. Very nice in summer!Accomodation Bars & Restaurants |
PetrovaradinThis great fortress high up on an elevation seemed to observe the peaceful activity of its neighbour Novi Sad. It has been interesting not only for its museum and its restaurant, but also for the romantic walks and for the painters’ and sculptors’ ateliers – houses of painters and sculptors in the rock caves.Accomodation |
Sremski KarlovciA town of culture in any sense of the word: in the centre the Serbian orthodox church and the first Serbian lyceum. Sremski Karlovci is also the city of the reputation of the vineyards since Antiquity and the Middle Ages. A town not to be missed at all.Accomodation Bars & Restaurants |
ApatinCharming little town on the Danube in contact with Croatia and Hungary. An important river port, but also a very pleasant tourist town. Apatin has also got the advantage of being in a region of forests and of river isles which contibuted to the creation of natural reserves and the nautical and fishing places.Accomodation Bars & Restaurants |
Smederevo45 kilometres East from Belgrade, the first important stage on the road of fortresses. Dominating the river Danube, its medieval fortress imposes a respect by its dimensions and by its history. Smederevo is also the most important river port on the way to Romania because of its strategic position downstream from Belgrade.Accomodation Bars & Restaurants |
Stema SCG |
Stema France 66, av. des Champs Elysées 75008 Paris Tel. +33 (0) 143 79 45 14 Fax +33 (0) 143 56 11 24 |
Did you know that ...
... the grave of Atilla the Hun is located on the confluence of the rivers Tisza and Danube?
... Constantine the Great, the first great Byzantine emperor and the founder of the Constantinople was born in Nis (Naissus)?
